January 30-31, 2012 (Monday, Tuesday)

• DUE:

  • (front side) Review of Nomenclature and Balancing Chemical Equations Worksheet #1

  • (back side) Writing and Balancing Formula Equations Worksheet #1

• Teacher presentation: What are the issues with balancing equations? (20')

• In class, work on this packet:  (45')  (Note: The keys below will be linked at the end of the day on Tuesday)

  • Chemical Word Equations page 1   KEY

  • Chemical Word Equations page 2   KEY

  • Chemical Word Equations page 3   KEY 

• End of period: Quiz #41 over balancing equations (15') - if you get a perfect score (10/10) on this quiz, you get a "free" perfect score on the next quiz (10/10)!

• HOMEWORK:

  • BRING 3 X 5 CARDS TO CLASS NEXT TIME or you can purchase pack of 25 from your teacher for $0.25

  • If you need to, REVIEW chemical nomenclature

  • Read chapter 10.2 pages 284-291

  • Complete this:

    • Page 279 #1-3

    • Page 282 #4-6

    • Page 283 #7-13

    • Page 285 #14-17

    • Page 286 #18-20

February 1-2, 2012 (Wednesday, Thursday)

• Be sure you have your 3 x 5 cards today or you can purchase pack of 25 from your teacher for $0.25!

• DUE:

  • Turn in pages 279-286 #1-20

• Quiz #42 over balancing equations (15')

  • Those students who received a 10/10 on Quiz #41 get an automatic 10/10 on this quiz without taking it.

• HANDOUT: Activity Series Reference Sheet

• Chemistry Standard C.4.1 Predict products of simple reactions such as synthesis, decomposition, single replacement and double replacement.

• Chemistry Standard C.4.5 Describe, classify and give examples of various kids of reactions-synthesis (combination), decomposition, single displacement, double displacement and combustion.

  • Teacher Presentation with flipchart (45') - Decompositions

    • Use 3 x 5 cards to help you memorize the different types of reaction predictions

    • For absent students:  Reaction Prediction PP with Audio for decomposition reactions

• As you go through the powerpoint, you must make 3 x 5 cards for decompositions

  • Card #1 - metallic carbonate

  • Card #2 - metallic hydroxide

  • Card #3 - exceptions to metallic hydroxide decomps

  • Card #4 - oxyacids

  • Card #5 - metallic chlorate

  • Card #6 - metallic oxide (include #6 of Activity Series sheet as reference)

  • Card #7 - water

  • Card #8 - metallic halide

  • Card #9 - summary card

• HANDOUT:

  • Reaction Prediction Worksheet #1 - Decompositions (8 reactions to do)

  • Reaction Prediction Worksheet #1A - Decompositions (you can do this on on the paper itself) (20 decomp reactions)

• HOMEWORK:

  • STUDY notes taken in class!

  • Memorize what is necessary

  • Complete for homework (front and back side of worksheet handout):

    • Reaction Prediction Worksheet #1 - Decompositions (8 reactions to do) KEY

    • Reaction Prediction Worksheet #1A - Decompositions KEY

February 3-6, 2012 (Friday, Monday)

• Create Card #4a: Decomposition of Nitric Acid and Phosphoric Acid (special cases)

• Quiz #43 over Decomposition Reactions (20')

• Teacher presentation (flipchart) for Composition reactions (30')

  • Card #10 - carbon dioxide plus metallic oxide

  • Card #11 - water plus metallic oxide

  • Card #12 - water plus nonmetallic oxide

  • Card #13 - oxygen and metallic chloride

  • Card #14 - hydrogen and oxygen

  • Card #15 - metal plus oxygen

  • Card #16 - metal plus halogen

  • Card #17 - summary card

  • For absent students:  Reaction Prediction PP with Audio for composition reactions (just listen/watch the first part)

• HANDOUT: Synthesis Reactions worksheet - complete for homework

• LAB PRESENTATION: Decomposition of Baking Soda (10')

• HOMEWORK:

  • Make sure you have answered ALL questions to ALL worksheets over decomposition reactions

  • MEMORIZE all of your cards!

  • Synthesis Reactions worksheet - complete for homework

  • Prepare all work for Decomposition of Baking Soda

  • BRING GOGGLES TO CLASS NEXT TIME!

February 7-8, 2012 (Tuesday, Wednesday)

• DUE:

  • Turn in your word processed prelab work.

  • YOU MUST HAVE GOGGLES TO DO THE LAB!

• Quiz #44 over Composition Reactions (15')

• LAB: Decomposition of Baking Soda (60')

• HOMEWORK:

  • Complete lab report for Decomposition of Baking Soda

  • Remember, to be considered for a grade, you must have completed ALL sections of the lab report.

  • All lab reports must be word-processed to be considered for a grade.